Cyber Threats Emerge from Banking Malware Utilizing Microsoft’s Tech
Main Idea
A new variant of the Coyote malware family has been detected using Microsoft’s UI Automation (UIA) framework to target banking and cryptocurrency platforms, posing significant security risks.
Key Points
1. The new Coyote malware variant leverages Microsoft’s UIA framework for data collection, distinguishing it from other malware.
2. Akamai security researcher Tomer Peled confirms the malware targets user information from 75 banks and cryptocurrency platforms.
3. The malware was first detected in February 2024 and is particularly active in Brazilian-targeted attacks.
4. Experts warn that Coyote’s use of UIA allows cybercriminals to infiltrate systems more effectively.
5. Organizations are advised to be cautious about unknown file attachments to mitigate risks.
Description
Coyote malware uses Microsoft's UI Automation for data collection, posing banking threats. It targets Brazilian users, aiming to steal information from banks and cryptocurrency platforms. Continue Reading: Cyber Threats Emerge from Banking Malware Utilizing Microsoft’s Tech The post Cyber Threats Emerge from Banking Malware Utilizing Microsoft’s Tech appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .
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